Bobbi Bennett

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Jun 19	comment	“Proceed” or “precede” The fact that Word is getting this wrong takes the question out of the realm of general reference.
Jun 19	comment	Parenthetical commas and foreign English @DavidR, thanks. That is what I was asking.
Jun 19	revised	Parenthetical commas and foreign English added 47 characters in body
Jun 18	comment	Parenthetical commas and foreign English @AndyPerfect, thanks! It isn't the root of the problem (two commas, or none, but not one), but explains when it might be correct to use no commas :english.stackexchange.com/q/28965/6297
Jun 18	revised	Parenthetical commas and foreign English title changed
Jun 18	accepted	Where did the person change?
Jun 18	accepted	What preposition should I use here: “written of me” or “written about me”?
Jun 18	asked	Parenthetical commas and foreign English
Jun 17	answered	Word for “seeing without being seen”
Jun 6	awarded	Enthusiast
Jun 5	comment	What does “the reactor core inventory” mean? I don't see how this is euphemistic.
Jun 5	answered	What does “the reactor core inventory” mean?
Jun 3	answered	Is the [partial] statement “Essentially in theory” grammatically correct?
May 30	comment	Value on the scale of Virtue I thought perhaps AA was looking for the units with which virtue might be measured, something similar to 'pleasure utils', from the field of economics. I would say that 'karma points' conveys that.
May 30	answered	Value on the scale of Virtue
May 30	revised	“cat washes its face” using two words? added 3 characters in body
May 29	revised	“cat washes its face” using two words? added 186 characters in body
May 29	answered	“cat washes its face” using two words?
May 27	comment	“Man” is to “womanizer” as “woman” is to what? @mgkrebbs. My dictionary (Websters 2nd edition) has "A woman who uses her charms .. to gain admiration or attention from the opposite sex." No mention of exploitation.
May 27	comment	Meaning of “backwards” Well, it was ambiguous. Any rational person would read it the way you intended. I am sorry if my amusement was at your expense.